“poorly understood”造句，怎麼用poorly understood造句

Since viral reservoirs and means of transmission are poorly understood, methods of prevention have not been developed.

For example, the statement that the clinicopathophysiology of TCS "is poorly understood" is not consistent with several reports on the biochemical and physiological basis of this syndrome.

We are continuing the series on alternate timelines. As we stated before, this is a vast subject and one that is very poorly understood by most of your scientists and philosophers.

Mycotoxins, such as aflatoxin and ochratoxin a, are found at measurable levels in many staple foods; the health implications of long-term exposure of such toxins are poorly understood.

Crying linked to emotions—perhaps a uniquely human behavior—is poorly understood by scientists.

The precise anatomic location of neuronal injury and the etiology of the clinical manifestation were poorly understood.

Indeed, Naaman believes that studies of spin in biomolecules could shed light on poorly understood low-energy biochemical processes that occur in nature.

Background The epidemiology of traumatic shoulder dislocations is poorly understood.

The culprit pressing the cosmic accelerator goes by the name "dark energy," which is an appropriately enigmatic moniker for something that remains so poorly understood.

The effects of mixtures of trace elements are poorly understood and could cause further health concerns.

Leg fat may also be better at producing hormones such as leptin, which are made by fat and affect appetite and metabolism — although Manolopoulos said this is poorly understood.